Something that I have to keep
you updated about always is any changes to the book rotation that I have. To
date, I haven’t finished anything and have only taken one thing off of it and
put it back on. Well, in case I haven’t told you yet, Lights, Camera, Fiction,
is now back in the rotation and I’ll be reading it more again in the future.
SPOILER! Here’s an update in
the Missouri senate election. Living near Missouri means that I saw all of the
commercials that kept happening the day after the primary without a break of
any sort. Like the Illinois primary for governor, people were acting like they
had already won the primary and they did wind up winning it. Democratic
incumbent Claire McCaskill easily won her primary and Republican Josh Hawley
won his easily as well. I don’t like Josh so we’ll see if he winds up winning
or not. The Russians tried to attack Claire’s campaign so she must be doing something
right. END SPOILER.
Movie update: There wasn’t
much time for me to watch movies this past weekend. I was able to see Back to
the Future Part 2 and replace it with Back to the Future Part 3. I still need
to finish watching a series or standalone film from Sunday’s list in order for
me to start a new list officially instead of going with the next in line to add
to any list.
The first act has a sign shown
of bad cop, no donut. What? Marcus has problems trying to finish getting his
master’s degree while doing what he’s doing. I didn’t know he needed one. And
since when was this a plot? There is a sex doll of interest relating to the
Uncanny Valley. You know, I know a video that had mentioned that. I should
share that in the next post. This doll might have witnessed the murder in some
way, shape, or form.
The second act has a person
talking about the sex dolls that are advanced in many ways. Skyler is the name
of the doll in question who might be a witness. This show is weird! There’s a
reason that people don’t like it, even if I think it is better than BBC’s
Sherlock. Marcus talks to the robot who asks him for sex. He wants a rain
check. Her reply, “I cannot check to see if it is raining.” The interview does
not wind up helping much, but Watson notices that Skyler “is like a horny Alexa.”
At least there is good humor. Also, isn’t Skyler a guy’s name? I’ve never heard
of a woman called that.
Sherlock and Watson talk to
the woman who is the inspiration for Skyler. She is mortified about the doll,
but insists that she wouldn’t kill the person. She mentions working at a
Catholic school, so hopefully they won’t do the usual attacking of religion,
although they didn’t mention if she was religious or just worked at a Catholic
case. Marcus talks to the teacher who rejected him for the class. This teacher
does not like the company that he keeps. The next person that Sherlock and
Watson talk to wind up giving them information about an incident that happened
that might have related to the murdered person’s death. He reveals that
teleportation is real somehow. This show is pushing the limits of reality at
some times over others.
The third act has the same
person talking about how teleportation could be real in a smaller scale than
what it could be. He got an email through his blog, which I’m not sure how
that’s possible. Someone had leaked the plans and it seems they might be
against what they did for some reason. What was the thing that Sherlock did
that pissed off the professor into not taking Marcus in as a student? There is
then a bunny that is 3D printed from Switzerland to Sherlock. The bunny, the
bunny, whoa, I ate the bunny. I’ll have to link that too in the next post.
Sherlock then reveals that he was a drug addict back during the time that he
would have known this professor.
Three people are talked to by
Marcus and Watson. It is hard to keep track of who is who in these posts of
mine, especially when they rarely, if ever, mention names of players. Someone
broke into a locked room and stole plans of some sort. Someone, I can’t tell
for sure who, but probably someone from some point earlier in the episode,
appears to have been taken by the US military.
The fourth act has a general
of some sort who will talk about the person who was captured. They think that
the missing person is the killer. They also think that he leaked the
information so he could continue working on it and not have it taken away by
the government. Sherlock then apologizes to this person who tells him that he’s
upset because he solved a case that was rightfully his to solve, if you can
make sense of which pronoun is referring to Sherlock and who is referring to
the professor.
We then see the person who
might have been missing and wasn’t seen before. The three students at the labs
seem to be the main suspects now. Crime a la Matlock: three suspects; which one
is it? Is it all of them? Bruce would have been part of this group, only he
wasn’t in some way due to some issue of some sort. Sherlock then talks to the
Skyler some more. Also, do I want to know how there can be a lot of sexual
positions? Even if you just include vaginal sex, there shouldn’t be a lot of
them. Her musical taste might be the thing they need to solve the case.
The fifth act has the three
people at the precinct and Skyler is there to identify the killer. Someone has
their phone with a ringtone that is set up that Skyler heard and put on the
music. Sherlock then talks to the professor guy again. What’s his name? A
contact of Sherlock has a job offer for this teacher. Sherlock does not want to
be this person’s enemy. Skyler wants Marcus to escape by saying that she had
killed someone, only this is just Sherlock messing with people. Marcus sends in
the captain next and learns that he is accepted into the class.
On the next Elementary, the
case seems to relate to bugs in some way. The killer can hide in plain sight
and it seems that motion capture might be a feature of the episode in question.
There’s not much else to say, so I’ll be back next time with hopefully two
videos: one that mentions the Uncanny Valley and another that mentions a
chocolate bunny. Your homework now is to watch the movie Rogue One: A Star Wars
Story if you haven’t seen it already so you can get the reference that is
coming in the next post on Thursday. Guess you’ll have to wait to see what it
is. For now, this is Adam Decker, signing off.
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